Latrobe Country Club

Overview: Latrobe Country Club is a historic and world-renowned parkland masterpiece originally designed by Emil Loeffler and later expanded by Arnold Palmer. Opened in 1922, the course is a traditional layout characterized by its technical routing through the rolling terrain and mature hardwoods of Western Pennsylvania. The layout meanders through a landscape of natural topography and majestic hardwoods, providing a serene and challenging environment that balances historic charm with the personal influence of the Palmer family. Characterized by its impeccable conditioning and its prestigious status, Latrobe provides a rigorous and visually engaging private golf experience.

Did You Know? This is the hometown course of the legendary Arnold Palmer, who famously learned the game here from his father, Deke Palmer, the club’s longtime professional and superintendent.